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Photogenic 1,000W/s PowerLight Digital Travel Kit (120V)

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Photogenic 1,000W/s PowerLight Digital Travel Kit (120V)
Key Features
  • 2x 500W/s PowerLights
  • UV-Corrected Flashtubes
  • 250W Modeling Lamps
  • 24 x 32" Soft Box, 45" Umbrella
The Photogenic 1,000W/s PowerLight Digital Travel Kit (120V) optimizes speed, power and control, making it one of the most advanced lighting systems available. This kit, which offers a total of 1,000W/s, is ideal for photographers on the go. The 500W/s PowerLights offer full power recycling in only 1.5 sec. and a fast flash duration of 1/1,300 sec. that stops action on kinetic subjects like dancers or athletes. The bright 250W modeling light facilitates focusing and pre-visualization of the lighting effects from the included 24 x 32" softbox and 45" umbrella. The PowerLight's 5V trigger voltage is safe for all digital cameras. The kit also includes 2 eight foot light stands, flash tubes, an umbrella reflector power and sync cords. It all fits in the included partitioned, wheeled carrying case.
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Can the power be adjusted remotely? If so, how? Thanks!
Asked by: Kimberli D.
I am using this with a Godox XPro transmitter on my camera. This allows me to control the SK400II flash power and modeling lamp wirelessly.
Answered by: Adam H.
Date published: 2018-08-27

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Can flash duration be adjusted?
Asked by: Simcha W.
Not directly, no. But for most flash units the brightness of the flash over a set amount of time doesn't change. What does change is the length of the light burst. So shooting at full power uses the longest burst, and at half power it will be half as long. I don't have the manuals in front of me (but they are online at the Photogenic website). I'm pretty sure they give the length of flash durations at various settings.... or at least an estimate.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2018-10-24
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